St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-04
DULUTH MATTERS.
Yesterdays Chronicle of Events
in the Zenith City.
Special to the Globe.


Special to the Globe.
DULUTH, MIMI, Oct. 3.-The street
assessment collections for September
were S65,312, most of this being from
Third street. Before the 18th of the
month by far the greater part of the
Third street assessments will have been
paid in
R. S. Munger left to-day for New
York. He attends the meeting of the
Duluth, Red Wing 81 Southern there
Thursday, and sails next week for
Europe with his wife and younger
daughter.
At o'clock this morning there was
fire in Silbert's Model restaurant, No.
20 West Superior street. The fire Origi-
mated in the laundry in the basement,
where a fire had been kept during the
night. The building, two story frame,
is owned by Mr.. RoWley, of Kalamazoo,
Mich, and Prof. Parsons, of Duluth.
1t was insured for 1000 in
the ConcOrdia by Mendenhall q
Haines. The insurance on the
restaurant is $500 in the Farmers by
Charles d. Stocker on furniture and
household goods up stairs: $500 in the
in syndicate by Marvin q Hawkes.,
and $500 in the Continental by Bowen,
JamisOn d Bowen, a total of $4,000 on
the restaurant and furniture. Mr.. Sill
bert's chief loss is to his business. He
had about 100 regular boarderS and a
good transient trade.
The propeller, w. B. Hall, which was
reported to have left from Connor's
Point Saturday afternoon. got aground
on account of high wind and low water
in West Superior channel, and re-
hor a,a
morning, the combined efforts of five
tugs being necessary to release her.
She suffered no damage, but stuck on a
clay bank.
AT a meeting of the city council this
evening the full board of aldermen was
present. The engineers estimate of
improvements for the month of Sep
TENDER, amounting to $S3, 1888, was
approved and warrants ordered drawn.
A large amount of sidewalks
and sewers were ordered built. A spe-
cial meeting to consider the issuing of
100000 in new bonds was called for
ing to various individuals was ordered
condemned in order to make room for a
new reservoir. A large number of city
pay rolls were ordered paid.
Dugan d Lewiston, proprietors OF the Wind
sor hotel. in this city, have purchased large
pat OIL ground at Splr1C Lake, ana Will at
once commence the erection of summer re-
sort hotel, which will be completed in time
for next seasons trade. Grounds will be
tastefully laid out, plenty of sail, row and
steam pleasure boats secured and, as the
scenery and fishing are excellent, a popular
resorts anticipated.
1t is expected that Mayor Sutphin will re-
move the city health officer from his position,
principally, it is alleged, on the ground of
total incompetency or laziness. 1t has
leaked out this morning that such is the
mayors intention.
The base ball season of 1887 has closed
here, and a mass meeting will be held here
tomorrow evening to determine whether q
club will be put i'll the field for next year. 1t
will probably be done.
Frey, Bachelor & Coburn closed a $50, 900
transfer on Saturday of forty acres in the
East end, near Lester river. 1t will be plated
Immediately and put on the market
The total number of pieces of mail matter
handled by the Duluth postoffice in Septem-
Der was 457,719.
About 40 people will visit st. Paul dur
ing the Cleveland reception, including two
organized bodies.
The attendance at the public schools this
morning was nearly $500.
HARRIsON's REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
has over $4,000 inside property in Su-
perior. Can be bought at one-third its real
value, as it must be sold. Hotel st. Louis
building.